The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1887-02-16

Hoods SaTsaparllla 1or SAFE
byJ. w. Wells
Mr.. B. Linderman has resumed the
hntcber business at the old stand,
DIR. G.. F. Krkscey, of Dover, paid
mr. sanetum pleasant call Monday.
Mrs. II. NJ. Garden has been quite
sick recently butts now convalescent.
lanes Tate continues to improve
and we hope to see him out again soon,
-Ifyou want good shoes, 60 to
T. G. YoRK's.
Judge r. B. Wilson returned Mon
dsy from professional trip to the Cap
ital.
IF you want to save your money,
buy your goods from 7. c. York.
Our Mr.. G. w. Lipe goes to Chick
allah, Yell county, where he will farm
this season.
Wilson is selling goods for cash
cheaper than anybody.
"A The Rev. and Mrs. Tyler are the
guests of Capt. r. J. Wilson and his
sister, Mrs. Mason.
For the CASH you can buy Char
gains in everything at Wilson's.
Mr. G. viii Shinn and wife of Lit
tle Rock, are visiting relatives and
friends here this week.
Good prints 20 yards for a $1.00.
Il. G. York.
Col. Ben Young, always welcome
in Russellville, was down from Liberty
Friday, as jovial as ever.
1.-The best shoe in the market is Bry-
an, Brown Shoe Co.'s. You will find
them at X. j. WILSON'S.
The Gazette has reduced its sub
scription price to 81 per year. See adv.
We can order it for you.
BE sure and try Wilson when you
have any cash to spend, he will sell
you very close.
Hon. w. L. Sibley made a flying
visit home from the legislature last Sat
urday and returned Monday.
Il am ''the cash house" tor every
body, come and be convinced.
r. j. WILSON.
Nat Rodgers, a former Russellvill-
ian, is now one of the assistants in the
Nashville (Ark.) postofflce.
lam determined to sell goods cheap
er than anybody for cash. | mean
what | say. r. j. WILSON.
Last Sunday was disagreeable
day, but the attendance at church was
very good, both morning and night.
1.-Two secondhand wagons for sale
at Oates & Oates, tor cash, or will ex-
change for corn. Feb16
We are indebted to Mr.. J.. c. (, )st
for copy of the San Francisco ily
Examiner, large and readable 5usi mes,
WE POSITIVELY SAY NOFtie TO
CREDIT until old scores are pai(saass,asssIa,,,
j. NJ. HARKEY 81 .sesru1
"A little girl at Mr.. and Mrs. ~ a.
Bottoms is the latest addition to the Fn-
fantile population of Russellville, and
Monroe is very happy man,
Horses and mules for sale. Apply
TO X. j. Wilson. [feb2S
The roads are said to be in deplor-
able condition. 0verseers what account
will you render unto the grand jury a
little over a month hence?
Half dozen bottles of Reeds Chill
Cure at Weimer's new drug store to be
given away. Try it and you will use
no other. tt
-Rumors of Gould's purchase Of rail
roads are as thick as leaves in autumn,
but we have yet to hear of him COB
bling up the Dardanelle short line.
GENTLEMEN We emphatically
say no more credit until old scores are
paid. And all persons who go to other
places to spend their money can go to
other places for their credit.
j. Nj. Harley q Bro.
An interesting contribution on the
subject Of the ''anaconda mortgage" i:
published To-day from the caustic per
Of our "Aunt Wash." and in his inim
liable style.
Bring the money when you want
anything in our line. Don't say you
will pay for it tomorrow, or first of the
week, or first of the month, for tina
kind of credit has not been very sue
cessful TO us j. M. HARKEY q BRO.
Miss Ida NJ. Berry, representing
the Sunny South, Of Atlanta, Ga, was
in town last Saturday in the Interest Of
her journal, and secured q handsome
list Of subscribers.
All we ask is for you to try us and
you will be convinced that we are sell
ing the cheapest goods in town.
II. C. YORK.
Esq. John Casey, serving his third
term as justice of the peace for Dover
township, was caller last Saturday
and left substantial evidence of his APP.
probation Of the DEMOCRAT.
1.-The Rev. Mr.. Tyler desires us TO
say, that as it is requested that he re-
peat his sermon to men which he
preached last Sunday night in the c.
L. church, lie will DO so next Friday
night. He will discuss some other
things in connection with what was
presented Sunday night, All invited
So. 90 Reward for the thief who Dor.